Sentence examples for a result of espionage from inspiring English sources

He assured Congress that investigators believed the case of nuclear lost and found was not a result of espionage.

Energy Secretary Bill Richardson endured a bipartisan storm of criticism today over his handling of the latest security breach at Los Alamos National Laboratory, even as he assured Congress that investigators now believed that the mysterious case of nuclear lost and found at the laboratory was not a result of espionage.

As a result of the espionage the Timorese are now before the permanent court of arbitration at the Hague, trying to unstitch the treaty with Australia over the oil and gas resources in the Timor Sea.

Dr. Lee, a Taiwan-born naturalized citizen, was fired from his job at the Energy Department's Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico in March 1999 as a result of the espionage investigation.

An ironclad rule of the game is that when one side orders the expulsion of intelligence officers as a result of an espionage case, the other country orders the expulsion of an similar number of intelligence officers -- even if they have not been caught in a spy case themselves.

Officials said the abortive attempt to come up with a common European position only served to highlight the divisions that have surfaced as a result of the espionage scandal, with the Europeans against the Americans, the French and the Germans against the British, and leading pro-EU figures arguing that the fiasco has underlined the case for Europe constructing its own cyber-defences.

The contacts have been under way since last spring as a result of a sensational espionage case in which a Soviet employee of the United Nations, Gennadi F. Zakharov, recruited a Queens College student as an agent through contacts made at a library.

But over the course of four decades, around 40 were prosecuted for espionage in the Federal Republic of Germany, as a result of romantic relationships with undercover officers of the German Democratic Republic.

He achieved no general fame or notoriety and assumed no role of special prominence in the affairs of society as a result of his contempt citation or because of his involvement in the investigation of Soviet espionage in 1958.

As a result of a grand jury investigation, during 1957 and 1958, of Soviet intelligence agents in the United States, petitioner's aunt and uncle were arrested on, and later pleaded guilty to, espionage charges.

But it may sometimes be difficult to disentangle the results of espionage from the advances produced by legitimate scientific research, declassified material, and scientific journals and conferences.To complicate matters further, there is disagreement over the extent to which the conclusions drawn in the unclassified version of the Cox report are "worst case" scenarios.